Add space to log or couchdb partitions

When running very large wrangler_ migrations or many wrangler_ migrations during a short timespan from the same server, it may be prudent to increase the size of the couchdb and/or the log partitions on the server as it may otherwise cause problems, or in worst case causing migration to freeze (if any of the couchdb or log partitions reach 100% the migration will stall and UI will become unresponsive).

The disk space used by partitions on the Yarnman server may be displayed as follows.

1. Open SSH session to Yarnman server

2. Type df which will show space used by filesystems on server. The partitions that will likely require more space are either of the /var/lib/couchdb or /var/log partitions.
   
   

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3. To increase diskspace, open vSphere client for the VM in question and increase diskspace as required.
   
   

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4. Next, go back to SSH session on the Yarnman server and increase the available space on required partition/s as follows.

   1. Type cd /opt/yarnlab/yarnman ;then

   2. sudo ./scripts/resize-disk.sh <partition> to increase space on partition using all available space, or sudo ./scripts/resize-disk.sh <partition> <xx>G where <partition> is the name of the partition where the space is to be increased and <xx> is size in GB of increased partition size (for example if initial size is 40GB and we want to increase the space in the couchdb partition to 60GB, then we would enter sudo ./scripts/resize-disk.sh var-lib-couchdb 60G).
      In below screenshot we increase the var-lib-couchdb partition using all available free space on the disk.

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